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Informations about the package webhelper

WebHelper

A Generic Httpd Configuration Helper

Build Status SensioLabsInsight Scrutinizer Code Quality Code Coverage Dependency Status Code Climate

Installation

For a global installation via Composer, run:

Then, copy into

Make sure you have ~/.composer/vendor/bin/ or ~/.config/composer/vendor/bin/ in your path.

Usage

Well, syntax is weird... There is the webserver name and optionally the webserver version, separated with a colon (:).

  • name is required, could be apache, nginx, lighttpd, openlightspeed or whatever this helper can find in its repository.
  • version is optional but useful when configuration syntax changes as the webserver evolves.
  • apache means the lowest version of Apache webserver
  • apache:2 means any 2.x version of Apache webserver
  • apache:2.2.16 means... Yes! Apache/2.2.16 precisely.
  • apache:2.4 means any 2.4.x version of Apache webserver...

This will output some text that you'll put into a httpd server configuration file.

Contributions

...are welcome, of course ;-)

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Requires twig/twig Version ~1.18
composer/composer Version ~1.0@dev
symfony/console Version 2.6.* || ~3.0@dev
php Version >=5.4.0
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